Commit to Keiki is pleased to share our 2026 Policy Priorities, a roadmap for strengthening Hawai‘i’s early childhood system and ensuring that every keiki from birth to age five has the opportunity to grow up healthy, safe, and ready to succeed.
On August 19, Commit to Keiki welcomed Governor Josh Green, M.D., County representatives, Steering Committee members, and community partners for our annual partnership breakfast. These gatherings are held each year to strengthen relationships between state and county leaders, align priorities, and ensure Hawai‘i’s youngest keiki and their families remain at the center of policy and investment decisions.
Behind every effort to support Hawai‘i’s keiki are champions leading the way. In this new monthly series, we’re spotlighting one leader whose work is helping to strengthen the systems that care for our youngest keiki and their families. In this first edition, we are honored to feature Megan McCorriston, CEO of Seagull Schools and a member of the Commit to Keiki Steering Committee. Guided by the belief that access to education is a fundamental human right, Megan has dedicated her career to expanding opportunities for children. Her expertise in education policy and practice, along with her steady leadership through times of change, reflects the vital role that early learning providers play in building a strong foundation for Hawai‘i’s youngest keiki.
Earlier this month, we shared a report prepared by the IDEA Infant & Toddler Coordinators Association, outlining key elements of the proposed FFY 2026 budget.
In our ongoing Living808 series with KHON, we’ve been diving deeper into the key issues affecting Hawai‘i’s youngest keiki and their families. Our latest segment, which aired on March 17, explores the powerful role of peer support in helping families navigate life’s challenges.
In our ongoing Living808 series with KHON, we’ve been diving deeper into the key issues affecting Hawai‘i’s youngest keiki and their families. Our latest segment, which aired on March 17, explores the powerful role of peer support in helping families navigate life’s challenges.
In our ongoing Living808 series with KHON, we’ve been diving deeper into the key issues affecting Hawai‘i’s youngest keiki and their families. Our latest segment, which aired on March 17, explores the powerful role of peer support in helping families navigate life’s challenges.
Throughout the 2025 legislative session, Commit to Keiki will be actively tracking bills that align with our three (3) priorities – child care and early learning, family violence prevention, and early childhood mental health.
Throughout the 2025 legislative session, Commit to Keiki will be actively tracking bills that align with our three (3) priorities – child care and early learning, family violence prevention, and early childhood mental health.
As this year comes to a close, we want to express our deepest gratitude to everyone who has joined us in advocating for Hawai‘i’s youngest keiki and their families. Your commitment has helped to strengthen communities, empower families, and has laid the groundwork for a brighter future for the next generation.
This holiday season, may you find peace, joy, and special moments with your loved ones. We look forward to continuing this important work together in 2025.
Mahalo for your unwavering support.
